Monica Campbell
Monica Campbell is an editor on The Washington Post’s audio team, helping shape the “Post Reports” daily news podcast and longer-term projects. Campbell has more than 20 years of reporting and editing experience. For nearly a decade, until early 2022, Campbell was a senior editor and reporter for the award-winning radio show “The World.” For “The World,” Campbell was based in Mexico City for several years and was sent for special coverage to Haiti, Cuba and other locations. Her role required regular collaborations with organizations such as the Center for Investigative Reporting and the BBC. She has also taught courses on news reporting and disinformation at the University of California at Berkeley and has led media partnerships for the Prison Journalism Project, taking on the shaping and placement of reporting by incarcerated writers in the country. While in Mexico, she was the Committee to Protect Journalists’ first in-country representative. Her work has garnered a national Edward R. Murrow Award for excellence in equity and inclusion. She has been a Mirror Award finalist. She was also a Harvard Nieman fellow.
Professional Affiliations: National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Languages spoken in addition to English: Spanish
Professional Affiliations: National Association of Hispanic Journalists
TEACHING SCHEDULE:
| Sec. | Title | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 005 | J219 MINI: Guarding against disinformation (5 Weeks) Spring 2023 | Wed 6–9pm | 106 North Gate (Upper News) — 106 North Gate (Upper News) |